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What Women Are Saying
Women over 45, in their own words, about the mornings that changed.
Donna, 57
"I'd spent a small fortune on eye creams and a primer that promised to "fill" lines. By ten o'clock my concealer was sitting in every crease anyway. The first morning I tapped this on before foundation, my under-eyes just looked smooth. My daughter asked if I'd started sleeping more. I haven't. I've just stopped looking like I don't."
Linda, 61
"Winters in Winnipeg wreck my skin. I'd been smearing Vaseline around my eyes at night and waking up to a greasy pillow and the same crepey skin. With this I use a tiny bit and tap it in, and it settles into a glow instead of a shine. At Thanksgiving my sister took a photo and I didn't ask her to delete it. That's a first."
Priya, 52
"My friend had her under-eyes done, so I booked a consult. The quote was $1,400 and I walked out with my heart pounding. I figured I'd try this first. Three weeks in, the lines around my mouth look softer and my skin looks less flat by lunch. I cancelled the follow-up. My husband says I look "rested," which from him is poetry."
PDRN Pink Collagen Volume Multi Balm
For the mornings your face looks more tired than you feel.
- Swipes on in seconds, no fingers dipped in a jar
- A thin layer under makeup helps concealer glide, not settle into lines.
- Small enough for your purse, desk drawer or car console.
- In the morning, after your moisturizer, swipe one thin line under your eyes, along your smile lines and on your cheekbones.
- Tap, don't rub. Use your ring finger until it melts into a soft glow, then wait a minute before makeup.
- At night, go a little more generous on dry spots: forehead, neck, lips.
- Keep one where you are. Bathroom, purse, desk drawer. Keep the cap on and away from heat.
- Use it every day. The glow is instant. The smoother look builds with daily use.
- First days: skin looks dewy and feels soft right away, and concealer glides on smoother. That instant glow comes from the balm itself.
- First week: dry, flaky patches calm down, and under-eyes look less crepey in the morning.
- Weeks 2 to 3: fine lines around your mouth and eyes look softer, and skin looks more cushioned.
- After that: keep going to keep the look. It's skincare, not filler, so it works as long as you use it.
- If your eye cream works for you, keep it. This goes on top, not instead.
- A light eye cream sinks in fast. By mid-morning there's little left where lines form, and that's where concealer creases.
- A balm stays put as a soft cushion of moisture, and a stick puts it exactly on under-eyes, smile lines and lips.
- One stick covers seven spots, so it can replace a few products in your bag.
- 5% Volufiline: a patented ingredient from Sederma (France). In the supplier's own tests, it supports the look of fuller, more cushioned skin.
- Liposomal PDRN: the K-beauty ingredient known as "salmon DNA," for a hydrated, revitalized-looking complexion.
- 200 Dalton collagen: small collagen molecules that help skin look smoother and more supple.
- Full ingredient list: PDRN, 5% Volufiline, Collagen.
- Why a stick: a solid balm keeps moisture in place longer than a lotion, and you can put it exactly where you need it, with no jar and no mess. 10 g / 0.35 oz.
- You have 90 days. Use it every day for as long as you want inside that window.
- If you don't like what you see, email us and we refund you in full.
- Opened, half-used or empty, it doesn't matter. Bundles are covered too.
- No forms, no questions to justify. One email is enough.
See It on Real Skin.
Three Simple Steps.
Step 1: Swipe a thin line
Glide it under your eyes, along smile lines and cheekbones.
Step 2: Tap, don't rub
Use your ring finger until it melts into a glow.
Step 3: Repeat morning and night
Daily use is what builds the smoother, more rested look.
You bought the eye cream. You bought the primer. Your concealer still creases by ten.
Eye cream is a light lotion. It sinks in fast, so by mid-morning there's nothing left where lines form. Concealer settles into those dry creases, and primer only makes it cakier.
This balm stays put as a soft cushion of moisture, right where you swipe it. Concealer glides over it instead of creasing. It won't erase wrinkles. It just stops your makeup from pointing them out.
Most women who "tried a balm stick and hated it" used way too much.
Balm sticks went viral, and so did the complaints: greasy, shiny, sitting on top of the skin. Most came from swiping it on like lip balm, thick and everywhere.
Here, one thin line is enough. Tap it in with your ring finger and give it a minute. You get a glow, not a grease slick. And if it's still not for you, you have 90 days to get your money back.
FAQ
Is this like filler?
No, it's skincare, not a medical treatment, and nothing is injected. It helps skin look smoother, more hydrated and more rested. If you want real structural volume, that's what filler does. This is for "not yet" or "no thanks."
I've tried a dozen creams. Why would this be different?
Most creams are thin and sink in, so there's nothing left where lines show by mid-morning. This is a balm that stays as a cushion right where you swipe it, and you see the glow the moment it's on. If nothing changes for you, the 90 days are there for exactly that.
My skin changed overnight with menopause. Will this help?
It's made for exactly that kind of dry, thinner-looking skin. It brings back moisture and a dewy look right away, and daily use helps skin look softer and more cushioned. It won't reverse hormones, but it can stop your skin from looking as tired as you feel on a bad night.
Is it safe for sensitive skin?
It's made for daily use, including on sensitive skin. Rich balms can cause breakouts in a small number of people, so patch test on your inner arm for 24 hours first. If your skin reacts, stop and let us know.
Can I wear it under or over makeup?
Under makeup, yes. Use a thin layer, tap it in and wait a minute before foundation or concealer. Over makeup, tap a tiny amount only on dry spots. Swiping directly over foundation can move it around.
Can I use it with retinol or my other products?
Yes. Put it on last, after your serums and moisturizer, so it seals everything in. If you use a strong retinol, the balm on top can make your skin feel more comfortable.
Where can I use it?
Anywhere skin looks dry or tired: under the eyes, smile lines, cheeks, forehead, lips, neck and chest. Avoid putting it directly on the lash line or inside the eye.
How long does one stick last?
It depends on how many spots you cover. Used thinly on under-eyes and smile lines morning and night, one 10 g stick lasts about a month. Using it on more spots, or more generously at night, will finish it sooner.
What if it doesn't work for me?
You have 90 days to try it. If you don't like what you see, send us one email and we refund you in full, even if the stick is used and even if you bought a bundle.
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